Excel 2007: Filtering out rows in a table based on a list
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I have a large table that looks like this: I want to selectivley hide rows by populating a list of filterd values. For example, I'd like to filter out (hide) all rows that contain 'ef', 'kl', and 'qr'. Is there an easy way to do this? I know how to use Advanced filters to include only the rows that…
Error Output
ID String 1 abcde 2 defgh 3 defgh 4 defgh 5 ijkl 6 ijkl 7 mnop 8 qrst
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Fix for: Excel 2007: Filtering out rows in a table based on a list
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You can still use the Advanced Filters. Here's how you can use it for your problem: Single Criterion Here's a way to exclude or hide cells that contain the substring "ef." Result: This is the formula in A13: which works the same as: Note the usage o…
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